The reference period prior to AEIS was divided into two parts: 1987–2003 and the post-SARS era of 2004 2005 when mass infusion of public health resources occurred; this allowed evaluation of the possible effects of other preparedness activities and resource infusion.
The post workshop form was divided into two parts.
Our questionnaires were divided into three parts: Pre-Debate, Post-Debate and Final (Manipulation Check) questions.
Finally, the paper concludes with the most relevant findings from the proposed extensions in Section 4. Figure 1 gives an overview of the complete proposed algorithm, depicting the different processing steps which can be divided into three parts (pre-, mand, and post-processing).
The observation period was divided into three parts: pre-IHT, IHT, and post-IHT.
The temporal range was divided into two periods: the post-sunset and the post-midnight ones which cover 18 24 and 00 06 LT, respectively.
Posts can be divided into two categories: (1) custom/cast post-and-core and (2) prefabricated posts, primarily with composite core.
The respondents were divided into two groups based on post-qualification experience: "less experienced" and "experienced".
Patients were divided into two groups based on post-fixation status of DRUJ: stable (congruent, requiring no additional treatment) and unstable (incongruent, requiring further treatment).
Some items were divided into two separate items (5 years post-operatively and 10 years post-operatively).
